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2. Managing health care under new public management: a Sisyphean challenge for nursing [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
3. A case of mistaken identity: the social welfare professions and new public management [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
4. Gendered organizational dynamics: the elephant in the room for Australian allied health workforce policy and planning? [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
5. Steering teachers: working to control the feminized profession of education [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
6. Should the nurse change the light globe?: human service professionals managing risk on the frontline [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
7. The 'return to community': challenges to human services professionals [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Mamagement and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
8. Cosmopolitan beliefs and cosmopolitan practices: an empirical investigation [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
9. Theorizing therapeutic culture: past influences, future directions [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
10. Collective memory and crisis: the 2002 Bali bombing, national heroic archetypes and the counter-narrative of cosmopolitan nationalism [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
11. Cultural sociology in the Australian context [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
12. Bushrangers: Ned Kelly and Australian identity [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
13. Towards a cultural sociology of popular music [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
14. Cosmopolitanism, the nation-state and imaginative realism [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
15. Framing ideology in the niche media: the Koori Mail's construction of the Redfern riots [Paper in special issue: Cultural Sociology: Australian Perspectives and Themes. de la Fuente, Eduardo and West, Brad (eds).]
16. A trans-Tasman business elite? [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
17. Men's business: negotiating entrepreneurial business and family life [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
18. Reinstating Pierre Bordieu's contribution to cultural economy theorizing [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
19. Economy and society: the enduring residualism of Australian sociology [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
20. Legitimising private interests: hegemonic control over 'the public interest' in National Competition Policy [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
21. Attached to their style: traders, technical analysis and postsocial relationships [Paper in special issue: Economic Society. Gilding, Michael and Majoribanks, Tim (eds).]
22. 'More paper than physical': the reincorporation of News Corp and its representation in the Australian press [An earlier version of the article was presented at the annual conference of The Australian Sociological Association, December 2004.]
23. Cultures of complaint: an ethnography of rural racial rivalry. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
24. The Australian state and Indigenous people, 1990-2006 [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
25. Beyond black and white: essentialism, hybridity and Indigeneity. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
26. Paint on their lips: paint-sniffers, good citizens and public space in Brisbane. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
27. (Re)presenting Indigeneity: the possibilities of Australian sociology. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
28. Social capital meets identity: Aboriginality in an urban setting. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
29. Towards a new research agenda?: Foucault, whiteness and Indigenous sovereignty. [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
30. Editorial, beyond the margins/marginality [Paper in special issue: Beyond the Margins/Beyond Marginality.]
31. Marriage and divorce's impact on wealth [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
32. The labour market dynamics of Indigenous Australians [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
33. Issues in the school-to-work transition: evidence from the Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
34. Income and separation [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
35. 'Life pathways, insights from longitudinal research': editors' introduction to the special issue [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
36. Female breadwinner families: their existence, persistence and sources [Paper in special issue: Life Pathways: Insights from Longitudinal Research. Baxter, Janeen and de Vaus, David (eds).]
37. Temporal strategies and fear in the workplace [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
38. Rewriting Australia: the way we talk about fears and hopes [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
39. The 'white worrier' in South Australia: attitudes to multiculturalism, immigration and reconciliation [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
40. Emotional and behavioural responses to everyday incivility: challenging the fear/avoidance paradigm [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
41. Parental fear of crime: a discursive analysis [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
42. 'In terrorem': 'with their tanks and their bombs, and their bombs and their guns, in your head' [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
43. The refugee crisis and fear: populist politics and media discourse [Paper in special issue: Fear and Loathing in the New Century. Anleu, Sharyn Roach; Martin, Bill; Zadoroznyj, Maria (eds).]
44. Environmentalism and social differentiation: a paper in memory of Steve Crook.
45. Social class and cultural mobility: reconfiguring the cultural omnivore thesis [Revised and shortened version of a paper originally presented at the seminar on 'New Social Inequalities? The Impact of Class in Contemporary Australia, University of Tasmania, 11-12 December (2001)..]
46. Managerial and professional careers in an era of organisational restructuring [Earlier versions of this paper were presented at the Work, Employment and Society Conference (1998: Cambridge) and The Australian Sociological Association. Conference (1998: Brisbane).]
47. Who thinks what about capitalism? Class consciousness and attitudes to economic institutions. [An earlier version of this paper was presented in a seminar series devoted to the 'Citizen Beliefs and Attitudes' strand of the Reshaping Australian Institutions Project at the Research School of Social Sciences, the Australian National University.]
48. Sociologists confront human rights: the problem of universalism. [Paper originally presented as the President's Address at the annual meeting of The Australian Sociological Association (1997: Wollongong).]
49. Distinguishing institutions and organisations in social change [An earlier draft of this paper was presented at the Reshaping Australian Institutions Conference (1995: Canberra).]
50. Race, crime and region: the socio-spatial dynamics of Aboriginal offending. [An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology. Conference (12th: 1997).]
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